You may have heard the words “neurodivergent,” “neurotypical” or “neurodiversity” in a conversation about children, school or even in the news. But what do these terms actually mean? If you’re a parent, grandparent, teacher or anyone who cares for kids, understanding these terms can help you support a child in your life, especially if they […] The post Neurodiversity Explained for Parents: What Every Family Should Know appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Welcoming a new baby is a big change for many parents that can be both exhilarating and overwhelming. While new moms may focus on physically recovering from childbirth (while also caring for their newborn), taking care of your mental and emotional well-being is just as important. Did you know that at least 1 in 7 […] The post Navigating Your Mental Health After Childbirth: 9 Lesser-Known Facts About Postpartum Depression appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Knee surgery can feel like a major life event, but it’s also a significant step toward a more active and pain-free life. Whether you’ve had a total knee replacement or another procedure, the journey to recovery is a crucial phase. This guide provides practical tips for seniors and their caregivers on how to navigate the […] The post Regaining Mobility After Knee Surgery: Recovery Tips for Seniors appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Having a baby is one of life’s most exciting—and emotional—journeys. As expectant parents, you want to do everything you can to ensure your baby is healthy, and that includes keeping a close watch on your child’s developing heart. Sometimes, doctors recommend a special ultrasound called a fetal echocardiogram to take a detailed look at the […] The post Why Would a Pregnant Woman Need a Fetal Echocardiogram? appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
This guide walks you through common health changes linked to cold weather and show you how to stay healthy and comfortable all season long.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
The first moments after birth are a whirlwind of activity and emotion, and amidst the excitement of welcoming a new baby to the world, healthcare providers provide newborns with a critical protective measure for their health: a vitamin K shot. This intervention is important for protecting your baby against serious bleeding disorders that can affect […] The post Vitamin K Shot for Newborns: Why It’s Important appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Rhabdomyolysis, often called “rhabdo,” is a serious medical condition where muscle tissue breaks down and releases certain substances into the bloodstream. This can overwhelm your kidneys and lead to significant health problems if untreated. Approximately 26,000 cases of rhabdomyolysis are reported annually in the U.S. While rhabdomyolysis is more likely to affect people in specific […] The post Understanding the Early Signs of Rhabdomyolysis appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Healt...| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Many people hear the terms “insulin resistance” and “prediabetes” used as if they mean the same thing. While the two are closely connected, they represent different stages of a process that can ultimately lead to type 2 diabetes. Insulin resistance is the body’s earliest warning sign that cells aren’t responding properly to insulin, while prediabetes […] The post Insulin Resistance vs. Prediabetes: What’s the Difference and Why It Matters appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine...| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Many people assume that midwives and doulas play the same role—but they don’t. Each provides unique and valuable support when it comes to women’s health and pre- and postnatal care. In this episode of HEALTH Yeah!, experts explore the distinct roles of midwives and doulas and how both contribute to the comprehensive care offered at Stony […] The post HEALTH Yeah! Episode 20: Midwives vs. Doulas appeared first on Stony Brook Medicine Health News.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
When cortisol levels fall out of balance, whether too high or too low, you may notice changes in your mood, energy, weight and overall health.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
In this episode of Healthcast, experts spotlight Stony Brook's very first cohort of their nursing evidence-based practice (EBP) fellowship.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
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Feeling sick after eating? Learn about dumping syndrome symptoms, causes and treatment options that can help you manage this condition.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Learn how advances in robotic-assisted knee replacement surgery offers greater precision, accuracy and a faster recovery for patients.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
Learn about the Otago Exercise Program, a personalized home exercise plan designed to reduce falls and improve balance in older adults.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
With school back in session, it's the perfect time to explore how food allergies impact kids in and out of the classroom.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
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Regular testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) is important for maintaining sexual health and preventing the spread of infections.| Stony Brook Medicine Health News
